fix: Archive extraction path correctly points to the jar file that's being extracted #407
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- Adds the python wheel.egg and java jar archive extractors. - renames artifacts source from lockfile to artifact, so output will actually be "artifact:<path to binary>". - Reenable some of the image scanning tests accidentally removed from a previous PR. The unrelated snapshot changes will be from that. This PR is not ready to be merged in yet, waiting on a osv-scalibr change to be merged in first. (google/osv-scalibr#407)
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Currently archive extractor saves the path within the jar file (appended to the jar file path) as the Location of the inventory, which is a path that does not exist on disk.
This moves it to a secondary location, so the first location is a real path.